Lean Programmer Anarchy

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This document discusses various topics such as anarchy, trust, continuous delivery, agile techniques and issues with software development. It notes anarchy as the absence of authority and freedom of the individual as a political ideal. For software development, it mentions using agile techniques like stand ups, retrospectives and tests alongside continuous delivery of small applications through short iterations. However, it also notes issues like things working differently on individual machines than expected.

Technology

Anarchy
the absence or
non-recognition of
authority
freedom of the individual
regarded as a political
ideal

TRUST
with co-location
RESULTS
not blame
CONTINUOUS
DELIVERY
SMALL
APPS
SHORT-LIVED

AGILE TECHNIQUES
stand ups
retrospectives
estimates
iterations
mandatory pairing
unit tests
acceptance tests
refactoring
patterns
continuous
integration

You see,
Mr. Anand,
it works on my
machine

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